Who are your insurance carriers ??

[sprecks]

I have Condon and Skelly. Pay $170 a year for $25,000 agreed upon value. Limited to 2500 miles a year.

[Goehner]

Safeco on everything but the Challenger. Hagerty with $100k agreed value, I think it is $500/year? I lost my last car in a fire, and it was a pretty easy deal. Took a little while to get the check, but it was for the exact agreed value, and they let me buy the car back, (burnt to a crisp) for $60.

[EvilTwinATX]

I just got Grundy for my Challenger. They dont have any mileage restrictions and it includes towing coverage. Agreed value of 60K... costs $420 yr.

[RaptorF229]

Haggerty. about 200.00. Includes roadside assistance. I used it once and they sent a postcard hoping the car was back and running good. I have less than 10 yrs experience and under 25 no one else would insure the car.

[Jacksboys]

Grundy for my Challenger.  $21,000 agreed value for a little over $300 a year.

[MrMopar440]

That is one of the downsides of being overseas right now - I can't seem to find anyone to insure me.  At least not for an agreed value. I use USAA and it costs me $250/yr for "book" value and liability only at the German minimum amounts. I just hope I don't have a need for it unitl I get back to the States.

But I will be checking into the companies listed here. There has to be something for me out there. Thanks

[RaptorF229]

I use USAA for everything else except the Barracuda because they use a third party for collector cars which would not even cover me because I had less than ten years driving experience.

[JeffAARy]

I use USAA for everything else except the Barracuda because they use a third party for collector cars which would not even cover me because I had less than ten years driving experience.

I use USAA for everything, and I use their third party, American Collectors, for my Cuda.  $50K agreed value costs me $325/yr in Arizona, which is typically a high-cost insurance state.  Limitations are 2K miles per year (which I don't even come close to), and can't use the car to go tow ork if my primary car is down.  Never made a claim, so I can't comment on how easy/hard it is to get the money.  I've had no issues getting my money from USAA in my two accidents on my daily drivers, however.

[MEK-Dangerfield]

Grundy.


  I just liked that it was an agreed upon value. I just sent pics, and didn't need an appraisal.



  Mike

[Pottstown Cuda]

Grundy for the Cuda

Allstate for every thing else.

I have an agreed value of 60K and it cost just over $200 a year. I like there stipulations since it makes there insurance cheaper. They also have a very good reputation for paying up and covering full repainting of the car if damaged. They do not try and cheap out like others do.

[71340RT]

I use American Collectors insurance and have agreed value of $37,000 on my Challenger and $40,500 on my Cuda. It cost me $249.00 and $260.00 for each vehicle or $511.00 a year total which includes Auto theft Prev surecharge of $2.00 and no deductible. I can only drive them 5,000 miles a year but never come close to that and it includes towing which will only be on a flatbed.

[MrMopar440]

I just got answers back from everyone listed (Grundy, American Collectors, and Condon Skelly) and no one will issue me a policy. Your vehicle has to be registered in the States with a US address. Then they will cover you if you "travel" overseas with your car. Figures. Guess I will just keep my fingers crossed until I get back there. 

[Oldschool]

Grundy for the Beast.  Sent pictures and a copy of a certified appraisal.  Minor stipulations only.  I hope I never need their services.....        

[ted]

hagerty

[WVUFELLA]

i tried to go with hagerty but since I " upgraded "the engine and increased the horsepower by more than 50 it is now considered modified so it goes to 506 per year for 30K coverage... i think i am gonna try grundy